Many people think of partials as being only used for predicaments or making your bottom wobble around on their toes. However, partials can be used for many other things.
- Allow tops to practice uplines in a low-stress environment
- Introduce a bottom to the sensation of suspension
- Allow for longer more sustainable scenes than a suspension
- Make certain body parts more accessible while still being comfortable.
These most sustainable partial positions may be your ideal solution.
As a general rule to make a sustainable partial the bottom’s feet, back or chest should be on the ground. The more body weight is on the ground the easier a partial suspension will be.
Try running a upline from a hip harness to keep your bottom upright for sex or impact play.
increase the difficulty of a hogtie by running an upline off the back or ankles.
